Shaun Maloney explains Hibs Cup Final red tape that made Hampden debut 'impossible'
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dailyrecord.co.ukShaun Maloney admits he was gutted he couldn’t be in the Hampden dugout on Sunday – but the new Hibs boss has vowed he’ll fight to bring silverware to Easter Road in the future.
The 38-year-old was installed in Leith on a three-and-a-half year deal after leaving his role as Roberto Martinez’s assistant with the Belgium national side.
Maloney was left frustrated as the move couldn’t be rubber stamped in time for the Premier Sports Cup Final defeat to Celtic.
But he has set his sights on delivering success to his new side in the short and long term.Maloney said: “I would have loved to have had that challenged but it just wasn’t possible.
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